On Tue, 2002-11-12 at 08:54, Tom Georgoulias wrote: > Brian K. Jones wrote: > > Did I miss something? Is there something wrong with the ximian rpmz? > > Ximian packages RPMS sometimes have gnome dependencies that are not > satisfied by standard Red Hat gnome packages. Installing Ximian RPMS to > satisfy those gnome dependencies can cause problems with the Red Hat > packages that relied on the Red Hat gnome RPMs Red Carpet updated. ... and it is HARD to uninstall. At least was Ximian in RHL 7.3. When I tried to upgrade to 8.0, of course, I got a lot of dependency errors and there was no obvious way to uninstall Ximian. Anyway, I did a lot of rpm -e and then look after dependencies, and rpm -e those also... until I almost finished up with a kernel & bash system ;). After that, RHL 8.0 installed flawlessly :D Anyway, I downloaded and installed (in a test computer) all the Ximian Evolution's RPMs. It didn't crash randomly as the previous betas (from Ximian and from rawhide), but it still doesn't do very well with my two HUGE "imaps" accounts. I am not sure if it is the fact that I am using imap over ssl or the fact that I have *A LOT* of big subscribed folders, as I show here: Account 1: [imoq@principal mail]$ pwd /home/imoq/mail [imoq@principal mail]$ du -ks 342156 . Account 2: [imoq@mail mail]$ pwd /home/imoq/mail [imoq@mail mail]$ du -ks 820044 . So, probably it is the fact that I do have a lot of IMAP mail folders that Evolution 1.2 acts "funny". In the first place, it doesn't recognize my "mail/" folderspace, I have to configure it manually. Even after I configure it manually, I have to manually "subscribe" my mail folders so they appear under the account. After closing and open Evolution 1.2, it loses the "subscribed folders" and I have to go over them suscribing again. Evolution 1.2 also gives me some errors about the SSL certificates and sometimes (?) shows the mail but sometimes (it seems to be so random) doesn't. The IMAP + SSL is working very well under Evolution 1.0.8 (from where I am typing), mozilla mail, Outlook (ouch!) and can't remember if any other. I tried to backup the ~/evolution folder and erase it, so Evolution 1.2 would redo the settings. After configuring the IMAP accounts it started to act funny again. Anyway, this message was just to share my experience with the program and to let you know about a possible issue in IMAP + SSL (big?) accounts. It is not a big issue, since I will continue using 1.0.8 until 1.2.x works somehow. Alex. -- ˇSé libre, usa software libre! Be free, use free software! http://www.imoqland.com/ -- Psyche-list mailing list Psyche-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/psyche-list
